The Really Rare Fighter that Kept Showing Up in Really Strange Places

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On the scorching morning of July 9, 1942, amidst the relentless heat of North Africa, Sergeant Major Aldo Buvoli ascended into the skies aboard the Fiat G.50 Freccia - known as The Arrow - Italy's first venture into monoplane fighter design. From Castel Benito airfield, his solitary mission led him across the daunting expanse towards Tripoli harbor. There, Buvoli encountered his adversaries: seven Blenheim bombers, casting ominous shadows over the Italian fleet below.
Despite the overwhelming odds, with only two Italian biplanes engaged in a seemingly futile pursuit and the Freccia's notable disadvantages against these modern foes, Buvoli's resolve remained unshaken.
In the skies above Tripoli, Buvoli's Freccia became an instrument of aggression. Each dive and turn was a direct assault on the enemy bombers. His guns blazed; a clear challenge to the Blenheims. But Buvoli aimed for more than survival or proving the Freccia's worth; he wasn't content with downing just one of the bombers. There was a fiercer ambition in his heart: to take down all seven…
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[@Brera011]

Fuel capacity was increased from 83 to 110 GALLONS, not pounds

[@michaeltelson9798]

From what I understand, the Italian pilots wanted the open cockpits. Both the G.50 and M.C. 200 prototypes had enclosed cockpits. Imagine over England during the Battle of Britain flying G.50’s and C.R. 42’s in open cockpits. That must be freezing.

[@user-hs8vu4uj6w]

Even worse off were the pilots of the Macchi 200s who were sent to the Eastern Front.

[@antekstan7268]

The reason was simple. Poor quality of Italian plexiglass. It became matte very quickly.

[@SUPRAMIKE18]

I've heard they had added heat ducts that pulled heat off the engine and into the cockpit that helped somewhat.

[@michaeltelson9798]

@@SUPRAMIKE18 Not all aircraft had them. P-38’s prior to the L series had a problem with cockpit heating which limited them in northern Europe

[@SUPRAMIKE18]

@@michaeltelson9798 I know not all had them but at least they recognize the problem and tried to fix it, but I could see that being worse on a way, imagine being bitterly cold without a heater while your wingman is warm and cozy lol

[@masakari]

FIAT: Fix It Again, Tony

[@carlleber3339]

FIAT = Feeble Italian Attempt at Transportation

[@WIED66]

Now that they bought Chrysler it's Finance It Again Tony! 😆

[@yurigalin3014]

@@WIED66👍🤣

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

The 127 Van was really very very good. It could carry 3 fat Aussie biker's up and down Irish hill's

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

FIAT fascism is a "thing"

[@whiskey_tango_foxtrot__]

Its kinda scary what the WW2 Italians could have accomplished if they had competent senior leadership, a better focus on logistics and just a little boost in modern industrial processes and engineering.

[@DrewWithington]

In other words if they had been better at making planes then they would have made a better plane. QED.

[@donhargrave5376]

Why don't you read "The Italian Book of War Heroes"?

[@JohnSmith-rw8uh]

@@donhargrave5376 Theres plenty of them, not just the anglo book of crap propaganda.

[@JohnSmith-rw8uh]

@@DrewWithington The Italians made some awesome planes, equal to the 109 and P51, they just didnt have the industrial capacity.

[@DrewWithington]

@@JohnSmith-rw8uh Well the Fiat G.50 did 290mph and had 2 machine guns when it's contemporary the Spitfire did 360mph and had 8 machine guns. Nuff said.

[@Mooseski117]

The G.50 was scary for a total of 5 minutes before the Re.2001 came out, even then, Italian aircraft didn’t peak until the C.202/C.205

[@johne7100]

It's pronounced "Blennem", not Blen-heim. Named for the seat of the Churchill family.

[@normoloid]

It's chewsday, not tuesday!

[@mikeyratcliff3400]

It's "Blennim " I should know, I live next door!

[@tomr2982]

I came to say this! Love the channel but some of the pronunciations make me wince 😅 Ma-chi for Macchi is just as bad...

[@makschorney2514]

Saved me... thanks

[@elvanallen8832]

Aint our fault the sassenachs can't pronounce English properly.

[@michaelnaisbitt7926]

The trouble with ALL ITALIAN aircraft was the same they just could not produce a powerful enough motor until they started using g DB 601 motors from germany

[@kimmogensen5390]

The italian airforce certainly had very brave and skilled pilots ,,i remember stuka pilot heinz migeoed mention the bravery of their pilots flying torpedo bombers

[@SUPRAMIKE18]

515mph in an open cockpit must have been intense 😂

[@morrissoublet25]

And in Finland’s weather??

[@user-xq2zn8bu9q]

Like being on a Vespa PX 125 with an open faced helmet at 60 MPH. 😮

[@randymagnum143]

The only time that thing would go 515 mph would be at terminal velocity as it corkscrewed into Terra firma.

[@davewright8206]

bet it was kph ... if they actually even did it

[@SUPRAMIKE18]

@@davewright8206 that or I've also heard of some airspeed indicators of that era loosing accuracy do to ram effects, might be reading 500+ when the true speed is maybe 350ish.

[@user-xh3lz9xt4l]

Anyone who makes plastic 1/72 models from Airfix has probably made these models

[@lancerevell5979]

As well as Hobby Boss and Italeri companies. 😊

[@Dummvee]

In Finnish it was called Fiiu not Fiju. Fiats have been called Fiiu for ages in Finland.

[@annehersey9895]

That was the problem with all Italian kit-Italian designers didn’t keep up on the fast advancements that happened during the war. Most companies were designing the next model as the current model was being produced. The Italians were using the same model for years went other militaries changed models in months.

[@mnamnam6061]

OMG that auto-translation is almost as horrifying as the war stories themselves.

[@michaeltelson9798]

Conditions for the RAF and Commonwealth pilots during the Greek campaign was atrocious. It is said that “Pat” Pattle shouldn’t have flown his last mission as he had a fever of from 102 to 104 F. He wasn’t alone in suffering from dysentery and other ailments. Still they fought as long as they could against the German and Italy airmen. Italian airmen flew from bases around Brindisi in Italy and others not the rugged forward based. The G.50 pilots had a positive handicap in that regards.

[@MangoTroubles-007]

You make it seem like he was some sickly man the whole time. That was only his last 4 or 5 days there. He served as squadron commander and got his last 20 kills in Greece.

[@michaeltelson9798]

@@MangoTroubles-007 Too bad the squadron records were lost . Some say that his total was around 60 aerial victories although they credit him officially with only 40.

[@wdtaut5650]

7:34 I'd bet money it was 515 _km_ per hour. 10:00 83 pounds of fuel? That's about 13 gallons, a _really_ short range fighter. Maybe 83 _gallons_ ?

[@SUPRAMIKE18]

That makes sense, a good comparison of a more advanced aircraft of the era would be the HE-100 that could almost touch 700 KMH in a dive.

[@darklight6013]

No, it's miles per hour, you can check it on wikipedia; it was in a dive btw

[@user-gj8rt5gw2j]

Certainly in Britain fuel was measured in lbs..

[@wdtaut5650]

@@user-gj8rt5gw2j In Italy, fuel was typically measured in liters. My point was that 83 pounds of gasoline is not adequate for a fighter aircraft. Even 83 gallons seriously restricted the range of the G.50.

[@Diadema033]

@@darklight6013 but how they declared it is a mistery, the airspeed is at 560 max (355 mph)

[@cb3391]

These were pretty cool.

[@bryantvitela523]

More Italian content please 🤌🏽🤌🏽

[@Absalon68]

Every once in awhile, the sun does shine on a dogs butt, and it remains as such, regardless.

[@TalkingGIJoe]

Italian aircraft were among the most aethestically pleasing of them all!

[@GregoryP-jw8qj]

You're being facetious right? If you are 😂😂

[@JohnSmith-rw8uh]

@@GregoryP-jw8qj He is correct

[@user-vj7el2wg9b]

And they had the most interesting camouflage schemes.

[@user-uc2ox7fl6x]

@@JohnSmith-rw8uh Но только не насчет FIAT G.50 -- этот был уродливее "ишака"!

[@JohnSmith-rw8uh]

@@user-uc2ox7fl6x whatt... cant understand sorry

[@sailordude2094]

Interesting video, thanks! BTW, @8:45 The Soviets didn't invade Finland a second time, that time it was started by Finland.

[@conradnelson5283]

I don’t need an entire history for every story to get to the point

[@Pax.Alotin]

*If war was decided according to which nation had* ------------ _'the best looking Aircraft & Battleships'_ ------------ *Italy would have won*

[@kevinkepley4714]

They never made anything worth looking at

[@gringoloco5989]

A lot of Italian planes are unknown or, better said, forgotten.... Is this due to the reputation that they are not warriors? Reggia Aeronautica count a great number of very courageous pilots and crews despite the reputation of cowardice (really not merited) of Italian armed forces. The problem of all arms of Italy is that they were obsolete or not adapted to the means of the adversary. The planes were underarmed in terms of caliber and quantity, ships were not equipped with modern fire control, armored vehicles were a joke more useful against Ethiopians and Albanians than Greeks or 8th army, a lot of weapons in use dated from WW I.... And there are still guys not understanding the courage you need to fight in such conditions. Italians suffers greatly from a high command not facing reality saying yes to all Mussolini's orders. Italians under command of Rommel have shown what they are capable of even badly equipped

[@mikemontgomery2654]

I think it more has to do with inferior planes, as compared to 109, Spitfire, Mustang, etc. I also believe that it has to do with numbers of aircraft built. Numbers for Italian aircraft in the war were eclipsed by the other nations and their fighters. You just don’t hear about Italian pilots to the same degree that would with any other nation.

[@keithhawkins7907]

There was someone who said " The Italians are lion's who are led by sheep ". Yes the Italians fought bravely but it was poor leadership and bad logistics that eventually led to their fall.

[@gringoloco5989]

@@keithhawkins7907 Italian have shown in many cases courage like many other people at war. All began with the idea that Italy should have a piece of the cake.... Africa... The use of combat gases against Ethiopians is one of the most disturbing point of these wars with concentration camps in Lybia to punish the people sustaining Omar Mokhtar the freedom fighter. When UK intervenes in Ethiopia they recognize that troops of Duke of Aosta were more than creating problems. It surrenders with honors of war... The many attacks of the frogmen in Gibraltar and Alexandria are unanimously recognized as great pieces of bravery. The role of various Italian units in many Afrika Korps victories was determining. But what can you do with light tanketes, obsolete fighters and poor " managers "? Italian people was divided... they fought WWI with allied and have chosen the wrong side following Mussolini. Further Italian fights during " Republica Sociale of Salo " against partigiani (Italians or Yugoslavs) was murderous for both sides and acts of courage were daily bread...

[@user-uc2ox7fl6x]

@@keithhawkins7907 Их привела к падению преступная цель их фашистской партии...

[@keithhawkins7907]

@@user-uc2ox7fl6x Do you have a translation for that?

[@ryangowin1988]

Itailian WW2 aircraft were some of the more asthetically pleasing aircraft I think. Especially the Re 2005, Fiat G55 and the Macchi 202 and 205. Germans almost purchased the G55 but it took 1400 man hours to complete 1 plane, where as German production were buildings planes in like 700 to 900 man hours. So they let the bid go.

[@EpicJoshua314]

I first heard of this plane in the 2003 game, IL-2 Sturmovik: Forgotten Battles

[@DrJoy-cw7lt]

I really like the Folgore.

[@davidponseigo8811]

My father was US Air Force attached to the Defense Atomic Support Agency and the Special Weapons Project so I don't think there is a rare plane I haven't heard of. He worked on the XB-70 and the B1-B and many others. I had models long before they were available to the public.

[@janmale7767]

Whatever,whoevers equipment the Finns procured for use in their valiant struggle against the Soviet behemoth, they made the best of it and kicked Soviet butt!! One winders how much this stellar performance of the Finns contributed to the German under estimation of the Soviet collosus? But the Germans also did brilliantly against the Soviets, but the sheer size of the land and volume of Soviet equipment (supplied to a large degree by the Americans and British) made the conquiring of that vast land mission impossible!

[@andrewwebb3204]

I can't say enough how historically you are correct love your content awesome dude thx pls dnt stoo

[@jacobmccandles1767]

Inwatch his videos to see the planes...but he's rarely accurate.

[@juanalejandrosegura5857]

@@jacobmccandles1767 8:43 "When the Soviet Union invaded Finland again in June 1941, known as the Continuation War, Finland was more prepared tan ever."? Let's say any stupid thing on KZbin, everything is allowed!!!! In 1941 Finland INVADED the USSR in coordination with its ally Nazi Germany.

The parts and oil would freeze in mid-flight. That doesn't inspire much confidence in this plane. LOL

[@AutoReport1]

Agnelli, not Angelli.

[@dbblues.9168]

You should make some youtube shorts called "Dork Skies" cover only odd and ugly planes.

[@philkakid5617]

The reliability problems sound eerily like Fiat automobiles of the current era. LOL!

[@GrimmJaw496]

with the right pilot they did ok....

[@icefire5799]

I can recognise italian planes even if i dont know the type. They look very destinct.

[@tiredlawdog]

The plane looks like a pregnant FW 190

[@grinsikleinpo7]

2 x 5" canons with 150 rounds?

[@Diadema033]

Ah, it's untrue that Finnish AF lost only 2 Fiat in combat, they lost 4 + 14 for other causes.

[@blech71]

FIAT; Found in a Toilet, Flaw In Automotive/Aircraft Technology, Fix It Again Tony…. The list goes on lol.

[@lynnwood7205]

Quad Fifty @1:33

[@csjrogerson2377]

The debatable "fact" that we have never heard of the Italian aircraft does not detract from the assessment that they were crap.

[@michaeltelson9798]

For example, the Italians couldn’t develop a successful ground attack aircraft and resulted to using the C.R. 42 in that role as well as buying Ju 87’s (both B and D versions). It is reported that the Italian Stuka pilots learned independently to skip bomb with the Ju 87’s against Allied shipping.

[@EpicJoshua314]

A lot of the early war Italian planes were just emblems of Fascist Italy than versatile combat aircraft against the Hurricanes and later the Spitfires. The same goes with their battleships, they lacked radar and didn't see much action due to them suffering heavy losses at Taranto and Cape Matapan. Oil shortages also prevented much action. With the CR.42 and MC.200 they would have been very good in a mid 1930s conflict but by the time WW2 broke out they were quite obsolete.

[@user-og1ux8nr3i]

@@EpicJoshua314-- just because they didn’t have radar means very little. Pearl harbour had radar and got creamed.

[@user-og1ux8nr3i]

That comment just shows your ignorance.

[@piercarlovaschetto3018]

Gli aviatori italiani hanno combattuto,fino all arrivo del mc 202 in condizioni di inferiorità ,rispetto al nemico, detto ciò , non si sono mai tirati indietro al combattimento, sapendo che erano in netto svantaggio , onore e merito ai nostri piloti. Non denigrare il nemico che combatte e muore per la patria,

[@eddiebruv]

7:38 Talks about the aircraft diving, while showing film footage of an aircraft in level flight but rotated about 40 degrees. 🤣

[@user-nu7kk4uw6k]

Macchi is pronounced Makki.

[@JSFGuy]

Is that right?

[@MonkeysKatzen]

your soundbot works sometime good and sometimes what the fu*k

[@davidlafranchise4782]

Sounds like an Alfa i had for a while.

[@nrudnjanin]

Skipped croat usage of FIAT G50. There is only one surviving example of this plane - in depo of Museum of airforce in Belgrade, Serbia. It's one of ex CroatAF examples.

[@99672]

Why do you assume people have never heard of these planes? I had a model of this plane in the 70s

[@deathlarsen7502]

Why do you assume bc you had a puny model so did everyone else old man

[@willsimpson3783]

​@@deathlarsen7502touch grass

[@karoltakisobie6638]

Ditto. That plane would likely be forgotten if it wasn't for Airfix model of it and its fame from Greece, Africa and especially Finland.

[@MrBernarddbrown]

I had an Airfix too

[@Jason-fm4my]

It's a cool looking plane. You're not alone.

[@rodneypayne4827]

Rare? The G50 and Mc200 were Italy's main fighters early in the war? I don't know where you are getting your information from but it's incorrect. Are you talking serie1,2 or3 G50? Serie 3 were fighter-bomber versions with more armour and used for anti partisan work, so yes there wasn't many made. Serie 1 served in Spain and China in the late 30s. Serie 2 equipped the Finnish airforce and Sweden early in the war. So I wouldn't call them rare.

[@trevorgale1176]

A piece of Italian made equipment breaking down, obsolete and not fit for purpose. Who would have thought.

[@JSFGuy]

No notice again

[@mikeholland1031]

I saw a 109 there in Finnish paint. Captured I guess?

[@user-vj7el2wg9b]

No, purchased. The Finns were fighting the Soviets, same as the Germans.

[@stevemonkey6666]

The word Blenheim is more correctly pronounced something like "Blennem"👋🙂

[@henriyoung3895]

F.I.A.T. fix it again Tony.

[@user-xd6dx3ws8h]

Was ist denn hier mit der Synchronisation passiert? Das ist ja grauenhaft mies!

[@longrider42]

I don't know why I come back to this channel. The AI is so bad. Plus the fact in these video's, leave some room for questioning. Hey, how ever you are, that puts these together. Watch them first, so you can fix ALL the problems.

[@auro1986]

so anything that isn't your product is strange, isn't it?

[@Brett-fn6ks]

Mispronouning Blenheim is one thing. When that sick monster compared the Arcturians of Rigel 3, to (N)Yahtzees, that was the last straw!

[@draconian6692]

Needed more guns lol or atleast more ammo

[@alfoutdoors9660]

Blenheim is pronounced "BLENNEM"!

[@forresttm]

OK cool. Shame accents change how things are said isn't it...

[@6226superhurricane]

fix it again tony

[@manricobianchini5276]

This video was made to ridicule the Italian forces, that's all.

[@slimrummy4616]

The Soviets didn't invade in 1941.... The fins attacked in conjunction with operation Barbarossa to regain there lost lands from the winter war and aid there German allies..... The Soviet forces invaded in 1944. And soon the fins signed rather lenient 'for Stalin' peace terms

[@peabase]

Not quite. In 1941, the *Finns launched their offensive only after the Soviet Union had initiated hostilities. Had the Soviet Union refrained from doing so, Finland would've been stuck. Also, aiding *their German "allies" was never a Finnish war aim, as Hitler soon found out to his chagrin. The Finnish C-in-C, Marshal Mannerheim, steadfastly refused to advance further than what was necessary. The Soviets launched their final and somewhat successful offensive in 1944. When the offensive ground to a halt and Stalin needed all the troops we could muster to reach Berlin before the Western Allies, he was suddenly amenable to peace negotiations with Finland.

[@fload46d]

Was he wearing Gucci boots?

[@sharzadgabbai4408]

More advertisements than content

[@brealistic3542]

It's actually pronounced.. " Blen-Um " please don't hurt my ears.😁

[@richardknott2021]

I still for the life of me can’t figure out why Italy was fighting with the Germans..USA had millions of Italians live there that were Americans?

[@ronaldjohnson1474]

Simple answer - Mussolini!

[@alanhilder1883]

There were a lot of Americans ( and English etc ) that supported Hitler. Not claiming that they were the Italians, it tended to be the rich "business" people. They were upset when America joined the war, only shut up ( mostly ) when the camps were found and published.

[@ourshelties7649]

There were millions of Germans living here too.

[@JohnSmith-rw8uh]

different world back then, a lot of Americans supported Hitler, especially the rich... the world was more anti semitic too.

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

Nothing has changed at FIAT, their quality is still crap.

[@JohnSmith-rw8uh]

At least they still exist and are getting their mojo back. the Aus car industry doesnt exist at all... and it was never Australian to begin with.

[@nikitaflorentz3988]

I'm so confused rn...why is it in German? Am I hallucinating? It's annoying that KZbin always tries to translate the titles that are clearly English into German but is it now so advanced that it is also doing it with the whole video? Am I going insane? I thought this was an American channel 😅

[@wolfganggugelweith8760]

Why not German. German is the most spoken language in Europe! Greetings from Linz Austria 🇦🇹 Europe!

[@pcka12]

A pity that the narrator is unable to pronounce Blenheim, it is a bit like calling the English 'Britishers'!

[@user-zh4cq4zy1n]

What? Italy were allies of Germany yet you're saying that they were fighting against them?

[@DIVeltro]

Yes....the Italians signed an Armistice in 1943, and sided with the Allies.

[@JohnSmith-rw8uh]

@@DIVeltro Italy had a civil war..

[@user-zh4cq4zy1n]

@@DIVeltro Thank you for that info. Is that after Mussolini was hung, ?

[@chadrowe8452]

​@@user-zh4cq4zy1nno there was a time when there was Mussolini with Germans as guards and the Italian royal family. 2 governments

[@user-zh4cq4zy1n]

@@chadrowe8452 Thank you for educating me on that.

[@stinkeye460]

FIAT, Fix It Again Tony.

[@jonboy9912]

They flew backwards!

[@enragrebmal]

I had never heard of it. Calm down...don't bexa hater

[@richardwarfield7386]

Finland invaded the Soviet Union in June 1941 - not the other way around. Rookie mistakes diminish the quality of these videos

[@willsimpson3783]

....You really think nobodies heard of this plane???? Clickbait AF.

[@richardmale3191]

Blen-hime? It's pronounced Blen'm

[@DarkDocsSkies]

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[@johnforrester9120]

Why do u miss pronounce these planes all the bloody time Blenheim like the palace by god the were the foundation of the Beaufort the the excellent Beaufighter

[@pauterful]

Auf euch ist Verlass. Es war wieder schlecht

[@ColinLangdown]

The AI voice needs more training.

[@peterliebe829]

Künstliche Intelligenz rum am Schwurbeln.

[@steveshoemaker6347]

🇺🇸

[@peterwatts4163]

Also, it is 'Hurricun', not 'Hurricain'

[@scottbrady6240]

YEAH BUT IDK WHAT HER DUMBAZZ NAME IS THOUGH

[@wolfganggugelweith8760]

Bitte keine Computerstimme!!! Danke!!!

[@carguygibby]

Blenum not Blenhime!

[@jean-louisclement7002]

Much too much advertisement pollution your videos

[@jacktattis]

I intensely dislike this artificial narration

[@rickden8362]

1943, Really! Padding the history of a by now failed fighter with more failure is very petty and shows how desperate you are for content.

[@user-ez2tq4vi8f]

Hey Dark Skies, I'm the guy that constantly calls out your errors, must be annoying because you make so many but be a man and respond for once... in the Continuation War Finland and Germany were the initial aggressors and the Soviet Union did not invade Finland again in June 19141 (there were Soviet forces on occupied Finnish territory). You should really do better research or get someone to proofread your scripts at least...

[@hw7782]

This (German!!)AI-voice and its mistakes are really annoying. The film material is great, but the talking is horrible. It`s not even possible to understand any date, because the AI ist not able to read roman numbers. (First I didn`t mention that it was a german AI-voice but a friendly user informed me about the fact, that this makes a difference. Sorry to the original american speaker, I hope he can read this!)

[@decimated550]

I love the autistic weirdness of it I would like to meet this guy

[@jacksemporiumofstuff]

The AI has a name. It's Austin Nebbia. He is a human man from the US.

[@decimated550]

​@@jacksemporiumofstuffif you ever gave a lecture within 200 mi in me I would definitely drive there just to meet. This guy shake his hand and actually Converse with him

[@brianartillery]

I understood every single word. You must live in a world where people talk very, very, slowly. You should watch some 1940's comedy movies like 'His Girl Friday', where the dialogue is beautifully written, funny, and delivered extremely quickly, and yet, is still perfectly understandable to normal people. 😆😆😆

[@hw7782]

@@brianartillery Haha, funny. But serious, I got the german AI-voice and at 10:17 min. it becomes funny fast and sounds like a girl . So, this seems to be a problem with the german AI-voive. But, nethertheless, thanks for your movie-tipp.

[@jamessveinsson6006]

That’s why to this day no matter how much money I have I’ll never buy anything Italian except maybe an espresso machine !

[@JohnSmith-rw8uh]

why?

[@jamesjohn9460]

Tesla s gigapress ,might surprise you

[@tomrob3654]

Blenhime? What the hell is a Blenhime? Any English speaker knows that using spelling to sus out pronunciation is not going to work.

[@user-nu7kk4uw6k]

Blenheim is a German place and is pronounced just like that in German, "Blenhime". Anglo-Americans can't pronounce foreign words.

[@RinksRides]

🤣😂 Fiat made fighter planes?! Holy FUCK!!, That's like SAAB trying to make cars. I mean, could you imaging Northrop Grumman trying to make vehicles?

[@pommunist]

SAAB made some really good cars, until GM took them over.

[@DIVeltro]

SAAB also made (and still makes) very superb aircraft. You should take a look... The Swedish were pretty innovative.

[@dayros2023]

The Fiat G55 was so good that the Germans even thought of switching from the BF109 to it.

[@FryingTiger]

Makes video, can't pronounce name of the plane.

[@tonypate9174]

Please make it stop .....that sound of Doom and Gloom voice over cats of dad dude .....fingers crossed none of cats called ...BLENHEIM never be able call it in for night....

[@dritzzdarkwood4727]

The war would've ended in 1947 instead of 45 if Germany did not have the misfortune to be allied with Italy....

[@alasdairblack393]

Can not listen to such bad pronunciation typical if this channel.

[@simonblanchet1022]

Ai sucks. Is it so hard to narrate your own video?